
Ken C
Nice strategy puzzle game. Logic prevails, but sometimes I got lucky stumbling into a solution. I thought the puzzles were unique, and once I solved them all, I was hungry for more. It was a little bit buggy when launching... just hit the screen, and it will load. Manipulating between puzzles and levels sometimes required tapping a small navigation screen at the top...not obvious at first.
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Jeff Neet
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Edit: Sorry to hear it's been hard to navigate ad providers. The first time I opened the app, I never saw the menu pop up, just a flashing network icon. Now I see tapping the background shows purchase and dark mode. 🙌 Love the design but not the ad provider. The game has beautiful minimalist design with puzzles crafted to teach you to play without words.
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Ivan Kovalov
March 18, 2023
Thank you for your feedback. I've tried a lot of ad mediations but mostly you see the ads from biggest providers on market plus they constantly change skip button design but I'll keep looking for a better expirience. Tip: Often skip button became active after several seconds. Edit: Thank you so much for updating your review!

CP Eagan
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As beautifully reserved as the aesthetics are, Quadline is, in essence, a bunch of slide-puzzles. If ya like slide-puzzles, it's a alternative to the derrivative tile format, but if you're looking for depth or a genuinely unique puzzle, this game isn't it, even if it may look to be by virtue of how the slidy bits are positioned. It functionally isn't. After a couple levels, you begin to realize you're fiddling with yet another one of a bajillion other watered down Rubik's Cube kinda games.
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